9:00 - 9:30 Registration & Coffee

9:30 - 9:40
Chairman's Introduction: Privacy & Data Protection Overview
Chairman: Graeme Wilson, CEO, Whipping The Cat

Part One: Practical Applications of POPI

9.40 - 10.05
Data Protection Keynote:
With POPI here, what do we have to fear? The GDPR, global enforcement actions, and implications for SA
Keynote Speaker: Russell Opland, Independent Global Privacy ("PoPI") Business Expert

10.05 - 10.30
Privacy by Design
Speaker: Alexia Christie, Partner, Webber Wentzel
- Making the right technology and business decisions

10:30 - 10:55
Practical application of POPI in the conducting of business by responsible parties and operators
Speaker: Francis Cronjé, Managing Director, franciscronje.com
- Bridging the compliance and legal gaps

10:55 - 11:15
Privacy Disclosures
Speaker: Samantha Buchler, Manager - Deloitte Legal, Deloitte South Africa
- Incident management: A breach has happened! Now what?
- privacy disclosures

11:15 - 11:25 Coffee

Part Two: Data Protection And The Workplace

11:25 -11:45
Evidencing Accountability for POPI
Speaker: Lynn Martin, Principal Consultant, Mobius Consulting
- Drivers for POPI compliance
- Accountability for POPI
- Demonstrating POPI accountability
- Evaluating POPI accountability

11:45 – 12:15
Ensuring Data Protection Law Compliance in Multiple Jurisdictions
Speaker: Adv. Liesl C. Briel, Privacy & Technology Law, Cyberlaw Consulting
- How does the Protection of Personal Information Act regulate the transborder flow of information between related entities?
- Does the new GDPR of the European Union affect the choice of transfer mechanism chosen by a multinational company?
- Which jurisdiction takes precedence?
- Risk and compliance management for companies operating on a multi-jurisdictional basis
- Is a uniform compliance policy feasible? A practical example of a cross border project
- Which problems do multi-national companies face when processing personal information of citizens in the EU?

12:15- 12:40
Cloud Computing: Legal considerations
Speaker: Tammy Bortz, Lawyer, Tammy Bortz & Associates
- Main legal issues
- Impact and Application of Data Protection legislation
- International developments
- Navigating the cloud provider terms and conditions
- Cross Border Data transfer

12:40 - 1:00
The Data Protection Interactive
Panel Chairman: Graeme Wilson
Panelists: Russell Opland, Lynn Martin, Tammy Bortz, Adv. Liesl C. Briel, Francis Cronjé, Alexia Christie & Samantha Buchler
Guest Panelist: Roelien Howell
- Responding to Privacy Breaches
- Binding Corporate Rules
- Data Protection and Outsourcing
- The Cloud

13.00 - 14.00 Lunch

Part Three: Marketing, Social Networking & The Internet of Things

14:00 - 14:05
Co-Chair's Introduction: Privacy & Data Protection Overview
Co-Chair: Terry Harrison, International Privacy & eDiscovery Consultant

14.05 - 14:30
Privacy & The Internet of Things
Speaker: Bevan Lane, Director, Infosec Consulting
- Data Protection Implications and Considerations
- Privacy by Design
- Cyber-Security: From Tiny Sensors to Big Data

14:30 - 14:55
Data Protection For Schools & Clubs: Managing Volunteers who manage your Data
Speaker: Tereza Correia, Strategic Director & Co-Founder, Yolk Interaction
- The Proof is in the Planning: The data management challenge for clubs and schools
- [Info]rmed Consent: What is verified/informed parental consent?
- Digital: Natives vs Immigrants. Worldview: Digital Natives vs Digital Immigrants: expectations and assumptions
- Driven by Technology or Idealism? Expectations and assumptions
- Code of Practice: Sharing/Disclosing members' sensitive personal data

14:55 - 15.25
Social Networking: Social networking and our interconnected lives
Speaker: Roelien Howell, International Privacy Consultant
- The consumer view
- Popular sites/ apps/ platforms, what they know and how this world works
- When social networking goes wrong
- Social media supporting revenue models
- Profiling, Advertising and Marketing
- Is personal data the price for use?
- Key concepts for consumers and organisations
- User awareness and practices to gain the benefits safely
- Company Social Media Governance and Policies

15:25 - 15:45
Panel Discussion: Social Networking, Marketing and Privacy
Panel Chair: Terry Harrison
Panelists: Bevan Lane, Roelien Howell & Tereza Correia

15:45- 16.00 Coffee

Part Four: Information Security
Chairman: Terry Harrison, International Privacy & eDiscovery Consultant

16:00 - 16:25
Information Privacy and CyberSecurity: Responsibilities in a King IV world
Speaker: Carolynn Chalmers, Corporate and IT Governance Specialist, Candor Governance
- Understanding what to do next
- Directors' responsibilities for information privacy and cybersecurity
- The impact of King IV on the governance of information
- King IV and the differences between King III and King IV

16:25 - 16:50
Current and Emerging Threats in Cyber Security
Speaker: Sean Howell, Managing Director, Redshift Cyber Security
- Top secret NSA spy programs leaked by Edward Snowden
- Data privacy in a digital world
- Power and control on the internet
- The internet as a global surveillance system
- Security in the internet of things

16:50 - 17:15
The Evolving Threat Landscape: What To Do Before, During and After A Breach
Speaker: Nico Coetzee, Cloud Information Security Officer, First National Bank - South Africa
- How to get buy-in from the C-Suite
- Identifying and assessing the risks – data protection and cybersecurity
- Picking and coordinating the Core Response Team
- Protecting key systems and processes
- Preparing for the worst case scenarios
- Detecting breaches and responding: New obligations under the GDPR

17:15 - 17:30
Panel Discussion: Information Security
Panel Chairman: Terry Harrison
Panelists: Nico Coetzee, Sean Howell, & Carolynn Chalmers

17:30 Chairman's final remarks and close of Conference.
Chairman: Terry Harrison, International Privacy & eDiscovery Consultant

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